Bangladesh | The Convention on Wetlands, La Convention sur les zones humides

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A wetland near Dhaka, Bangladesh..some sort of birds like egrets, herons can be found here...very beautiful place and I love it.
Shahriar Aman

It is estimated that about 6.5 million people depend directly or indirectly on the wider Sundarbans ecosystem for their livelihoods.
IUCN / Mizuki Murai

A wetland in Dhaka, many kinds of birds can bee seen here, especially birds like Great egret, Little Cormorant, Lesser Whistling Duck, Asian Openbill etc. People of this area are very conscious about these wild lives...I call it a Piece of Heaven.
Shahriar Aman

Dhanmondi Lake is most popular wetland in Dhaka city.
Abu Rayhan

Jaflong, Sylhet
Zahid Sunny

A wetland in Savar, Bangladesh. A very beautiful place where you can find many birds and creatures, in this photo it's a Common Kingfisher.
Shahriar Aman

The Sundarbans in Bangladesh is part of the world’s largest mangrove forest, lying on the delta of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers and bordering India’s Sundarbans National Park, also a Ramsar Site.
IUCN / Mizuki Murai

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